Avian Orienteer LbNA #20403 (ARCHIVED)
Found by: | Tucson Trickster |
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Last found: | Apr 30, 2008 |
Status: | FFFFFaFaFFFam |
Last edited: | Mar 13, 2016 |

NOTE: missing 2/09
One hundred sixty acre Greasewood Park is billed as Tucson’s first natural desert park and is also home to a permanent orienteering course. While most birds do just fine without map and compass, this letterbox will test your orienteering skills. The park is located a couple of miles west of I-10 at the intersection of Greasewood and Speedway.
When you find yourself within spittin’ distance of a concrete marker at 130º magetic, look for a couple of peaked roofs. One covers a ramada at 64º and the other is on a downtown highrise at 92º. Walk to the first palo verde tree at 18º and search around its dripline for two big rocks side by side.